#BinanceABCs The market on December 16th shows that the 86,000 level is both an opportunity and a hidden test. Whether the long-term cycle can hold above 81,000 (last month's low) will directly determine the subsequent trend.

In the early trading session, it touched 85,000, and by 21:10 in the evening, it had rebounded to around 87,000. At this point, the 30-minute and 15-minute charts show sideways consolidation. If the short-term can V-shape reverse and break through 88,000, followed by normal retracements on the 5-minute and 15-minute charts that do not break the 85,000 support, then this bottoming and sideways oscillation will gradually evolve into an upward trend.

Key risk points: The long-term cycle must hold the previous low near 81,000—emphasized three times—do not break this level. From the daily chart, the downward momentum is weakening, which is a positive sign.

Simply put: There are indeed opportunities at this stage, but risks coexist. You can attempt to enter around the 86,000-87,000 range, with a stop-loss set at 85,000 or the previous low of 81,000. An ideal scenario is a rebound to test 88,000 and around 90,000, followed by a retracement that maintains support at 85,000, allowing the market to steadily break upward.

If you're unsure or worried about excessive volatility, it's also a prudent choice to wait until the market stabilizes above 90,600 before making decisions. Is the market analysis clear? Friends with ideas can share their thoughts in the comments.